Irwins Return From Extended North America Trip
Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander Irwin return July 3 after seven weeks touring the United States and Canada. They visited Indianapolis for the National Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution and hot Springs on honeymoon, with stops in Pittsburgh Washington Chicago Lake Louise Banff and Vancouver. Mrs. Irwin chairs the Warharts Philharmonic Committee and Mr. Irwin heads the Coronado Republican Club.
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James Alexander Irwin
United States
Canada
Irwins
Metropolitan Museum
A. M. Clarks
Coronado
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Irwin
National Congress of the Sons of the ‘American Revolution
Hot Springs
Washington
Chicago
Lake Louise
Banff
Vancouver
CORONADANS PLAN Word Trip on International Voyage
Mr and Mrs Bailey Douglas of this city will sail from Wilmington on a world cruise. They will spend part of the summer at the Sorbonne in Paris and, when the ship docks at Naples, plan a trip through European countries and the British Isles.
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Polk
Arpada
Wilmington
An Rs. Bailey Douglas
Sorbonne
Paris
Naples
British Isles
Successful fishing trip inspires barbecue supper
Ernest Arnold and E. G. Jeffries returned from a deep sea fishing trip with barracuda and bass. The catch inspired a barbecue on the Arnold patio Wednesday evening as Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries from Hollywood joined the holiday gathering with the Arnold family.
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Ernest Arnold
E. G. Jeffies
Omdr
E. 0
Arnold
Jeffriesame
Hollywood
Open House for Sister of Capt Ray Teal
Friends of Capt and Mrs Ray Teal are invited to an open house honoring them on Saturday from 2 30 to 6 p m at 660 H Avenue the home of Mrs Sacksons sister Mrs Doro the Lanning The officer and his wife and their two children Janet and William Alan recently arrived from Chevy Chase and New York.
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Rayteal
Sackson
Doro
Lanning
H Avenue
Janet
William Alan
Chevy Phase
New York
Mrs Gilder Jackson Hosts Anniversary Dinner
Mrs Gilder Jackson celebrated Gen Jackson's birth anniversary with a Monday dinner at home. Guests included Mrs W C D Filmer and daughter Patricia of San Francisco and Vice Admiral and Mrs Jesse B Oldendorf at Rancho Santa Fe. Mrs Jackson recently returned from New York with her son Jackson III before his Paris departure.
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Gilder Jackson
Gen. Jackson
W. C. D. Filmer
Patricia Filmer
San Francisco
Jesse B. Oldendorf
Rancho Santa Fe
Jackson
Jackson, III
New York
Paris
Coronado Unit Elects Officers for Legion Auxiliary
Delegates for the Department convention in San Francisco from September 2 to 5 will be elected at the next Coronado Unit No. 450 meeting. Elected officers for the coming year are Josephine Rice president Freda Newport first vice president Mabel Williams second vice president Eileen Hensen secretary and Patricia Arnold treasurer Executive committee members are Frances Cudney Anna Meacham and Margaret Bowman.
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Department
San Francisco
Coronado Unit No. 450
American Legion Auxiliary
Libury Park
Josephine Rice
Freda Newport
Mabel Williams
Eileen Hensen
Patricia Arnold
Frances Cudney
Anna Meacham
Margaret Bowman
Tea to Honor Brandt Before Coronado Exhibit Opening
A tea from 4 to 6 p m Saturday at Jeanettes Gallery honors Rex and Joan Brandt as the Coronado Art Association prepares to open a new exhibit Sunday. Rex Brandt, guest teacher at the Coronado School of Fine Arts, and Joan Brandt, an artist, will have works in the show. Brandt presides over the California Water Color Association. San Diego Fine Arts Association members are invited to attend and preview the exhibit. Adm P W Hord, Coronado Association president, urges attendance. Arrangements are led by Col Samuel Bogan Col John Marterstein Mrs Calvin T Durgin Dr Ruth Ray and others.
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Jeanette
Coronado Art Association
Rex
Joan Brandt
San Diego Fine Arts Association
Adm
P. W. Hord
Coronado _.association
Samuel Bogan
John Marterstein
Calvin T. Durgin
Ruth Ray
A. C. Ingels
Madeline Sharrer
Henrietta Williams
A. H. de Bauviere
Marie Bussey
Hutton Ross-Gower
Arthur Bailhache
Ruth Wheelwright
Browsing With Brownie and Editorial Snippets
Florence Brown reflects on naval history noting the USS Newark sunk by friendly fire under Captain A. W. Hinds and Poly Hind’s New York fleet victory. The piece also critiques use of the word lady, mentions National Iced Tea Week in California, and recalls San Diego seeking Lloyds protection against flood after 1916 Hatfield instruments near Lake Morena.
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A. W. Hinds
Newark
Hind
New York
Fleet Gallery
Polly
Molly
F Avenue
San Diego
Lloyds of London
Charles Hatfield
Lake Morena
Bertha Werner to be Installed as Noble Grand
Mrs Bertha Werner will be installed as Noble Grand of Silver Strand Rebekah Lodge 358 at the Masonic Temple on a Wednesday evening. A business meeting at 8 pm precedes the ceremony led by outgoing noble grand Indo Claveland with Werner as vice grand.
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Bertha Werner
Silver Strand
Rebekah Lodge
Masonic Temple
Indo Claveland
Noble Grand
Werner
Lillian Southard
Edith Savage
Frances McDowell
Florence Herson
Inda Cleveland
Peggy Sellers
Ray Atcheson
Harry Farr
Georgie Hunter
Violet Higgins
Coronado Stork Club Births at Family Hospital
Babies born since June 27 include Somers Hayes son of Lt J C Smith at 234 C Ave on June 28 James Craig son of 2nd Lt D G Webster USMC and Mrs Webster at 745% G Ave on June 29 Richard Wayne son of Lt Conndr and Mrs R C Corlett at 227 G Ave on July 2 Carol Ann daughter of Comdr and Mrs D A Nienstedt at 247 G Ave on July 3 George Steven son of Comdr and Mrs G M Denny at 661 J Ave on July 6
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Somers Hayes
J. C. Smith
James Craig
D. G. Webster
USMC
Webster
Richard Wayne
Conndr
R. C. Corlett
D. A. Nienstedt
G Ave
George Steven
G. M. Denny
J Ave
Californians Attend Fort Worth BPWC Conclave Grace Cahill Leads Delegation
Grace Cahill secretary of the Coronado Chamber of Commerce attends the Biennial Convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs in Fort Worth Texas joining 149 California delegates on a special train. She plans to promote local climate and literature while delegates hear opening sessions and discuss goals including equal pay and better government representation.
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Grace Cahill
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s
United Nations
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